Tenzin Chodon
Bordering Kruger National Park, this private reserve offers access to one of the world’s most protected and closely studied leopard populations.
Home to the unique Sri Lankan leopard subspecies, Yala Block 1 is well-renowned for having one of the highest leopard densities in the world.
Known as the "Valley of the Leopard," this park has one of Africa’s highest leopard densities and is especially famous for spotting active, hunting cats.
While famous for the Great Migration, its forests and rocky outcrops (kopjes) provide a Shhabitat for leopards. The open savannah are perfect for spotting cats draped over acacia trees.
Located in Pali, Rajasthan, this region is known for the highest concentration of leopards living among humans (local Rabari shepherd community) in granite hills.
One of Africa’s largest reserves, Kruger's diverse landscape of bushveld and riverine forests offers consistent leopard sightings in wild, untamed terrain.
Serengeti National Park is a World Heritage Site, known for having around 1,000 leopards, making it one of the best places in Africa to spot these elusive big cats.
Part of the Okavango Delta, it's thick woodlands create a prime hunting ground for leopards, giving visitors strong chances of spotting these elusive predators.
This lush forest in South India is a great place for leopard sightings. It is world-famous for being the home of a rare, melanistic black panther.
Situated right in the city of Jaipur, Jhalana is the first leopard reserve in India, with more than 40 Leopards including 5 cubs.